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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1981
Page
4
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The article argues lawmakers favor reducing government costs while sparing a safety net for the truly needy, noting congressional spending and staffing have ballooned despite stable member counts. It calls Congress to prune its own expenses as part of broader budget cuts. It includes a reproduced NIE R8 005 paragraph on gender language usage.
Washington officials consider a 25 percent CPB funding reduction from 172 million dollars for the next year. Critics call CPB costly and bloated, urging private and philanthropic funding as NPR could be downsized or eliminated.
Washington editorials argue auto industry protections risk higher prices for consumers and urge relief through deregulation and tax incentives. The piece also notes protectionist quotas proposed by Danford and Bentsen and discusses broader policy tradeoffs amid auto union pressures. The Jonestown tragedy is connected to NBCs handling of cult brainwashing stories, with sources alleging suppressed coverage and threats influencing editorial decisions.
George F. Will argues for reconsidering capital punishment after Indiana execution of Steven Judy. He details Judy's brutal crimes starting from age 13, his parole failures, and the murder of three children, then reflects on deterrence and moral symmetry in punishment, acknowledging shifts in his own view and supporting the death penalty as a deterrent and moral response.
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